Christian Academy of Oak Cliff - Doulos Theos Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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'-,Ni The cowboy of yesteryear, the cowboy of today, ' Do we still keep the old cowpoke's ways? Memories will fade in time to come, Will we remember how the west was won? Remember the nights around the campfire they'd sing Or be ready for what outlaw tomorrow would bring? One tired lonely cowboy gazed into the sun. Will I be remembered for the deeds I've done? - Nancy McLeskey V 'V' ,, I' ,,,....f-

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Western Day at Christian Academy From out of the West came an unusual group. You knew at a glance it wasn't a cavalry troop. There were cowgirls, cowboys and Indians too. I think l even saw a few that l knew. Jenni Masters looked like a pioneer mother. Larry Millar could have passed for Kit Carson's brother. Mary Boren looked like a character from Gunsmoke. David Slater reminded me of Black Bart, no joke. Daniel Stovall looked more like Daniel Boone. There were others who looked like characters from a saloon It was a relief to know that it was being done for fun. And no one would blast the Dean with a gun. A contest was held, and pictures were made. The drinking and gambling were all a charade. If visitors got nervous, Mrs. Hurd would just say, Don't worry pardner, it's just Western Day at CA! - Mr. Charles Hancock r ,I I Q . '-xxx, A I' bar'-